The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-01-20
AmER1oUs NEWS.

AMERIcUs. Jan. 15.-6 Fl. Bigelow has
very bad looking face on him, the left
eye being swslled and severe cuts on his
lace on which be has to were sticking
plasters, the result of a simple fall While
running along the side OF a bank.
Froi. Heine gave . musical concert at
ht U. church last night, which was
largely attended and well appreciated,
although only slight deviation from his
previous programme.
The dty goods store of ]. D. Gl bson
Was burglarized Thursday night by par.
WHO eff cted an entrance by knock
Ing ont one OF the front glasses and turning
,hS k.y which hao bter carelessly ielt on
he inside II The door TO the clothtng
room, From there an entrance Was mace
in the same manner into the main ouiIu-
inv The parties carried away IKE or SIX
a. Fan sIik hsndkerchiefs and some boots,
0loves and clothing. the exact value OF
whIch is not known, but probably amount
inc =, xlOO in all The manner IN Which
The vofk was done shows that II was some
one who knew the building and sne way
in which things had been lett me nlGnt
previous, and is probably que 10 nouns
). 81. Courtney has traded his mill prop
artv in the CITY here to Dan White for his
farm IN Chase county. MT J. craig An
derson- the former owner of the mill, has
already commenced to make some needed
repairs and put the properly IL hIss-
class running condition.
Cons,.bIe Herman Boettcher was
thrown from q wagon by . runaway teAms
and in falling he fell on q fence post c1uS-
ing severe confusion about the lace, ouS
is not supposed TO be Otherwise eertouaiy
injured. He was up around aver the &C
cideut, but was suddenly taken worse ana
is now in q precarious condition. 1t IL
thought he was injured Internally.
Put Saturday down 10 your day book e
an exceeding nice day for January the
18th. bURLoW.
We want ell the corn. wheat and oats
you can bring Us, for which We VIII pay
| the cash. G. II BIaELow.
Highest grade coal oil at Bonds.
Halls Condition Powders at Bonds.
Don't read this !!!-Wesley Lesh, OF
| Windmill notoriety, will have another car
Of the celebrated ealina -four January lst,
which will be sold very low for cash
| Bran and shorts always on hand. VIII
| exchange for corn or oats.
ANYTHING you want in the grocery line
can be found at Henning's.
We handle four different kinds OF coal
aud can suit every body. Leave your or
ders at Crooks harness shop.
MONDAY, Jan. III. W. Sutton re-
ceIved eleven loads OF hogs Saturday, be-
ing f1f,y-four in number of an average
weight of 854 pounds.
Our three Ice men now have up 200 tons
| of ice tor next summers supply. Last
year there was only ffsy tins put no, IN
consequences of which, when VAIN wealth.
IT had fairly Commence Il. 1t WIS all gone.
II 10 10 be hoped there will hr plenty
| stored away tor mex summers hurply.
George 10y and wife were up Sunday
frrm EN- poria.
| QIzrtrFly meeting At the NJ 4. church
| mex Saturday and sunday
| John Bond has on exhibition sHme coal
blossom from an eight inch vein which
was discovered on his place some time
ago. bURLow.
Glass and putty al Binds.
We sell CrOsby's Topt la -four, which
Is some OF the best in the mnrsei Ty
IL. FRED HENHIE0.
Bring your grinding to- the AmeTicus
mills. Every thing now in running order.
| Wind and steam power.
School books aud supplies at Bonds.
Cash for hides al the Blue Front nest
market.
The brst OF meats at White s. SbIel.
bley's.
Fresh oysters always on hand at Hen
ning's.
Wall paper st b nnd's.
TUESDAY, Jan, 10 $. w. Bixler, who
has been visiting with j. W. Lesh fer some
time past, starts for his old home in
Pennsylvania to-day.
Col. J. w. harrington is IN the atty.
The papers report that the surveyors are
now at work on the Kansas, Colorado &
Texas railroad IN Mission township, Usage
county, east of Burlin0ane. This Is the
great trunk line that Americas is anxious
Iy awaiting. Grade stakes are being set
and the final survey and location is made
as fast as they go along. The city council
h<ve offered q reward of 800 and j. d.
Gibson a reward of 500 for the arrest and
conviction OF the parties engaged IN the
recent burglary.
The city council passed an ordinance
for q sidewalk on the west side of Main
street from the Collins building north to
the depot. BURLow.
Big bargains at the special sale which
commenced December q and will con.
tinue until all goods offered sre closed out
This great sale consists of child'e coats
men and boys overcoats, bed comforts
blankets and shaWls. at regular Wholesale
prices. They are all new goods received
last fall from the factory aDd must be
closed out If low prices will do IL. Gal,
and sse ct Gibson's Pioneer store.
j. W. Floyd 10 running . corn meal
and feed burr with hi engine and will be
glad to do custom work or receive your
orders for feed ct his residence.
AMERICUs, Jan. 19.-Rev. James Ran.
kin of Denver, Colorado, son Of a. r.
Rankin of this place. is expected 70 arrive
on the 25th inst and will occupy the
pulpit ct the U. P. church. Mr.. Rankin
Is pronounced by those who have heard
him to be a. eloquent speaker and deep
thinker.
Miss Bell Linebach tell while playiDg
at be school house yesterday and broke
one OF the bones of the forearm and Sc
verely sprsined her wrist.
The painters have finished work on the
new school house.
Everything at present lie qniet among
the people, and We are awaiting the Dext
nine days wonder
The present PLEASANT weather II being
iUpr''van by the c"mmu' Itv. hsulIng
wood and ited, and OH rWiae pre- srinR
FIR the cold weather { st 10 b. un.' o. toll
low BURLoW.
Itch, prairie mans., nro scratches If
very kind cured In 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary l. ,tlon Use no other
This never tails. Sold by Lewis & SIC.
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